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> Just last year one of their contractors posted a picture taken by a vacuum of a woman going to the bathroom.
It's not just a floor plan, it's a video overview of everything in your living space.
> Just last year one of their contractors posted a picture taken by a vacuum of a woman going to the bathroom.
It's not just a floor plan, it's a video overview of everything in your living space.
Most robo-vacs don't have cameras, but lidar/IR sensors so all they get is a 2D map of your floorplan, not video footage.
There was a funny video on social media, of a home surveillance camera capturing the pet taking a dump in the middle of the living room, and then the Roomba smearing it everywhere as it did its rounds. If you're a pet owner who's companion can do their business in your house, having the robovac smear it everywhere is a nightmare you'd want to avoid at all cost, and that can only be solved using cameras.